In the works of Wang Zengqi, the freedom, equality, and joy of life are emphasized, both for oneself and for others. The idea that "man is born free" is not only a famous quote from Rousseau, but also an interpretation of the human rights in Enlightenment philosophy. However, despite this inherent right to freedom, people often find themselves in chains, as seen in many literary works. But for Wang Zengqi, life is never given up on the pursuit of freedom. Under this philosophical guidance, the characters he creates form a group portrait of free, equal, and happy individuals, constructing a world of life in his literary works. This creates a textual world with a sense of public space and universality. His male characters enjoy the pleasure of free life, while his female characters are full of passion and emotion, pursuing love and breaking away from moral and ethical constraints. Whether in the secular world or in the strict temple of Buddhism, Wang Zengqi's works are filled with lively humanity and vivid life. His philosophy of life is to follow one's instincts, to release the full potential of life, and to achieve the ultimate experience of life. In Wang Zengqi's textual world, terror is eliminated in the bud, and all is transformed into joy. His works are full of warmth and care for life, and his sympathy for individuals and groups comes from his concern for the dignity and beauty of life. Through his texts, he affirms the legitimacy of secular life and the freedom of human nature, creating a world of art with a spirit of public space and equality. This is the spiritual essence of the artistic world created by Wang Zengqi's experience of free life.


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